E. O. Wilson Maybe Quotations

He's one of those guys you always have to know where he is in the red zone. He scores a lot of touchdowns, catches a lot of balls. Maybe he's not going to get the big yardage, but he gets first downs.

It's a very complex proposal and I really didn't understand it. I didn't think I was a dropout but maybe I am. I didn't understand it.

Here's a real need to maintain that physically active lifestyle and maybe start decreasing a little bit of what you eat. Diet is always going to be most effective when combined with physical activity.

We've got a great game. It's going to go on. We'll work something out along the way. These things always get worked out eventually. Maybe not this morning, but eventually.

They were hitting so many big-time shots on us early, maybe we got down and it affected our offense. I don't know if we were ready from the jump tonight; I just don't know.

Nothing's changed. Basically, without going into all the details, the deal is just about the same. Maybe the high-revenue clubs are picking up a slight increase in money.

There's a handful right now that we're pursuing within the region, ... Some of those have already been offered, and we need to get them. Maybe that will help some of the attrition.

We couldn't get a shot when we needed one. We had trouble scoring on the perimeter all night. I guess (finishing) second is better than 30 something. Maybe later on down the road we'll be thankful for finishing second. ... I'm glad for (Miller) though because if I couldn't win it, I'm glad he could.

Since theological propositions are scientifically meaningless, those of us of pragmatic disposition simply won't buy such dubious merchandise. . . . Maybe -- remotely -- there might be something in such promotions, as there might be something in the talking dogs and the stocks in Arabian tapioca mines that W.C. Fields once sold in his comedies, but we suspect that we recognize a con game in operation. At least, we want to hear the dog talk or see the tapioca ore before we buy into such deals.

I've been doing this for 28 years, and I've seen it happen maybe three times.

All we did is open a can of worms and show people: 'Hey, bring it to Oklahoma. We've got to come out there and answer our bell and take the fight to these guys this week and from there hopefully have some success and maybe get this thing turned around and get back to playing in a strong way and having a chance to have a great year.

Maybe we're going to be a team that's a little more run-oriented maybe through time, ... We can use those young guys who are big and can lean on you and it snowballs into physical play.